What does sr ERR mean on Smiths Medical Equipment display?
If your Smiths Medical Equipment displays 'sr ERR', it means that no sensor is attached to the oximeter, or the sensor/patient cable is defective. Attach a sensor to the oximeter. If the problem persists, try a new sensor. If the issue still continues, contact your authorized service representative.
What to do if Smiths Medical Equipment displays 27 ERR?
If your Smiths Medical Equipment monitor displays '27 ERR' when powered up, it indicates a defective battery. Disconnect and reconnect the AC power cord. If the error message persists, the battery is defective. Contact your authorized service representative.
Why is battery life so short on my Smiths Medical Equipment?
If the battery run time is excessively short on a fully charged battery in your Smiths Medical Equipment, the Li-Ion rechargeable battery pack likely needs to be replaced. Contact your authorized service representative.
Why is the USB Power indicator not lit on my Smiths Medical Equipment docking station?
If the USB Power indicator is not lit on your Smiths Medical Equipment docking station, it is proper operation when AC Power is connected. However, if AC Power is not connected, check all cable connections and confirm that the PC, USB hub, or other source of USB power is working correctly.
How to fix no printout on Smiths Medical Equipment printer?
If there is no printout on your optional Smiths Medical Equipment printer, ensure AC power is connected to the Docking Station and that there are trends in memory. Also, check if there is paper loaded correctly. Take trend data.
General| SpO2 Range | 0 - 100% |
|---|---|
| Measurement Parameters | SpO2, Pulse Rate, SpHb, PI, PVI |
| PVI Range | 0 - 100% |
| SpHb Range | 0-25 g/dL |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C |
| Display Type | Color TFT-LCD |
| Humidity | 10-95% non-condensing |
Details on limited warranty, conditions, and remedies for product defects.
Steps to follow for obtaining warranty service and returning the product.
Important safety precautions and warnings for operating the pulse oximeter.
Advisories regarding proper use and handling to prevent damage or issues.
Specifies the applications and patient population for the WW1020 model.
Specifies the applications and patient population for the WW1000 model.
Highlights key functionalities and design aspects of the pulse oximeter.
Explains how to supply power to the oximeter using batteries or external sources.
Provides instructions for installing standard AA or rechargeable Li-Ion battery packs.
Covers safety precautions and guidelines for using external power sources.
Explains how to connect the oximeter using the AC power supply.
Details powering the oximeter via USB connection and its implications for battery charging.
Provides guidance on correctly attaching the oximetry sensor to the patient.
Chart and guidance for selecting the appropriate oximetry sensor based on patient and site.
Procedures for cleaning and disinfecting reusable oximetry sensors.
Daily and periodic tasks to ensure optimal performance and safety of the oximeter.
Procedures for cleaning and disinfecting the oximeter, docking station, and printer.
Addresses problems related to the oximeter not turning on or losing power.
Troubleshooting steps for issues with pulse signal, rate, and SpO2 readings.
Resolves issues with printer output, data transmission, and display error messages.
Technical specifications and accuracy data for SpO2 measurements on the WW1020 model.
Technical specifications and accuracy data for pulse rate measurements on the WW1020 model.
Technical specifications and accuracy data for SpO2 measurements on the WW1000 model.
Technical specifications and accuracy data for pulse rate measurements on the WW1000 model.
Information on battery types, usage time, and charging.
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